opiate
opiate 英 ['əʊpɪət] 美 ['opɪət]
n. 鸦片制剂；麻醉剂；镇静剂 adj. 含鸦片的；安眠的 vt. 用鸦片麻醉；使缓和
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- n. 鸦片制剂；麻醉剂；镇静剂
- adj. 含鸦片的；安眠的
- vt. 用鸦片麻醉；使缓和
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1. Studies since the 1980s have looked into its effect on opiate centers of the brain, hoping for a treatment for depression or alcoholism.
从1980年代开始的研究显示，咖啡因对大脑的麻痹中心具有作用，这可能用于治疗抑郁或者酗酒。
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2. Our experiments used acetaminophen for the obvious reason that it’s safer and simpler for people to take on a daily basis than an opiate.
我们的实验使用退热净来替代鸦片制剂的原因是它在每日服用的时候对人更加安全简单。
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3. The hot weather of July had crept upon them unawares, and the atmosphere of the flat vale hung heavy as an opiate over the dairy-folk, the cows, and the trees.
七月的炎热天气在不知不觉中来到了人们身边，平坦山谷中的大气好像麻醉剂一样，既沉重又沉闷，笼罩着奶牛场的人们、奶牛和树木。
- opiate (n.) "medicine containing opium," early 15c., from Medieval Latin opiatus, from Latin opium (see opium). Figurative sense of "anything that dulls the feelings" is from 1640s. From 1540s in English as an adjective, "made with or containing opium."
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